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Monarch Butterfly Officially on The Endangered Species List
It's official, the International Union for Conservation of Nature put the Monarch butterfly on the endangered species list. This is not an overnight instance but an ongoing struggle for the Monarch.
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Abu Simbel, The 2nd Most Visited Site in Egypt
Located in Aswan on the west bank of the Nile is one of Egypt's most visited attractions; Abu Simbel. (To visit the most popular spot you’ll have to head north to Cairo to The Great Pyramid of Giza.)
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Half the Globes Rivers Contain Medicine, GROSS!
We love the ocean and the wildlife that lives in it. We strive to help make the planet a little cleaner as we live on it. One sneaky pollutant that has made its way into nature's path is over the counter drugs.
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On This Day July 29, 1958 NASA was Created
Wow! Today is NASA's birthday! 64 years and counting! That's a short time look at how much we have accomplished. Think about it, today we're venturing into space tourism! What a leap!
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SF Calendar of Events for August 2022
We are in the final month of summer! So let’s make the most of it. Take on one last adventure with the kids before they head back to school. Or explore it on your own. There’s plenty to do. Here’s what’s happening in the month of August!
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Shrimp 'N Lobster at the SF Botanical Gardens! October 9, 2021.
For one day Shrimp ‘n Lobster will stand-off with a San Francisco tradition, Fleet Week!
If you have decided not to take part in Fleet Week and are looking to do something else, then you’re in the right place.
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SF Calendar of Events for August 2022
We are in the final month of summer! So let’s make the most of it. Take on one last adventure with the kids before they head back to school. Or explore it on your own. There’s plenty to do. Here’s what’s happening in the month of August!
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The Louvre Opens as a Museum!
On this day, August 10th, 1793 the famous Louvre museum officially opened! Prior to being transformed into the elegant Renaissance structure that it is, it was a medieval fortress! King Philippe-Auguste commissioned the structure around 1200. There is an exhibit (room 134) within the Louvre where you can explore pieces of the original medieval foundation as well as items discovered within the grounds.
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